When is the Egyptian mango season?

June to November, depending on variety. We ship Zebda, Keitt, Kent and Tommy Atkins by air for early premium volume and by reefer sea for the main season.

What is the pomegranate window?

September to January. Wonderful and Early 116 are the lead export varieties, valued for aril colour and Brix.

Are strawberries available for European winter programs?

Yes — Festival and Fortuna from BRC-certified facilities, November to March, packed retail-ready in punnets and shipped at 0–2 °C.

What is the minimum order?

One reefer container, or an air consignment for premium and early fruit, shipped FOB or CIF with full phytosanitary and origin documentation.

Egyptafresh

Egyptian Fresh Fruit Exporter

Mango, pomegranate, strawberry, fresh Barhi dates and lychee — sourced from verified growers and shipped to spec for EU and Gulf programs.

Beyond citrus and grapes, Egypt offers a deep fresh-fruit portfolio with strong seasonal windows. Egyptafresh coordinates export-grade mango (Zebda, Keitt, Kent and Tommy Atkins, Jun–Nov), pomegranate (Wonderful and Early 116, Sep–Jan), winter strawberry (Festival and Fortuna from BRC-certified facilities, Nov–Mar), fresh yellow Barhi dates, and lychee. Each crop is qualified, calibrated and cold-chain managed to land in spec for European and Gulf retail and food-service buyers.

Fruit We Export

Mango — multiple varieties (Zebda, Keitt, Kent, Tommy Atkins), July–November, by air or sea. Pomegranate — Wonderful, Manfaluti, Baladi and Early 116, September–January, arils high in colour and Brix. Strawberry — Festival and Fortuna, sun-ripened and packed in punnets from BRC-certified facilities, November–March. Barhi dates — fresh yellow khalal-stage dates in small, medium and large grades. Lychee — bright-red with translucent white flesh, a short premium window.

Season & Availability

Windows are crop-specific: mango June–November, pomegranate September–January, strawberry November–March, fresh Barhi dates in the summer khalal window, and lychee for a short early-summer premium run. Together they give buyers a rolling fresh-fruit calendar from a single coordinated origin partner.

Packing & Cold Chain

Telescopic cartons for mango and pomegranate; retail punnets and clamshells inside master cases for strawberry; carton and tray formats for dates and lychee. Temperature targets are managed by crop — mango and pomegranate at 10–13 °C, strawberry at 0–2 °C — and data loggers travel with sensitive shipments to give buyers a defensible cold-chain record.

Certifications & Documentation

We align supply with the food-safety certifications EU and GCC buyers expect — GLOBALG.A.P., BRCGS, ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 at qualified growers and packhouses. Every shipment travels with a complete documentation pack: commercial invoice, packing list, phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, bill of lading, EUR.1 where applicable, and halal certification for GCC destinations.

Fruit Range